sergiodeblanc
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Good luck guys.
I'm trying to work it out. I only have so much money and some trade. Other than that I will be forced to fight it in court. Maybe it isn't the same guitar? Never really thought about it that way until you guys. Thanks. They do kinda look different.
I am a very small store that just opened. He was my first customer. I want to make this right but can only do so much. I will be forced to let it work out in court and wait if I cant get it worked out. I have offered him as much money as I can. The rest would have to be in gear.
I think it would be a real shame if you tried to wiggle out of the fact that you sold a fake PRS on that argument. It's clear that it's the same fake.I'm trying to work it out. I only have so much money and some trade. Other than that I will be forced to fight it in court. Maybe it isn't the same guitar? Never really thought about it that way until you guys. Thanks. They do kinda look different.
]-[ @ n $ 0 |v| a T ! ©;35626 said:Ok. Thread re-opened, as promised.
If I hear any more legal chatter (from anyone), I'm locking the thread for good. We aren't here to replace the legal system.
Then based on this logic should the original owner take it back to GC and expect them to do the right thing as well?I dont think it this is really the place for it to be publically discussed anyway but here are my two cents:
The seller, who operates a business, sold an item that was clearly a copy of a trademarked item and advertised it as legit. I dont think he is a bad guy, did it on purpose, or even knew it himself, but at the end of the day it really doesnt matter and it is what it is. The item was sold, is not what it was advertised as, and should be reversed like any other establishment would. Proper customer service is the best way to build a clientele for a new venture anyway.
]-[ @ n $ 0 |v| a T ! ©;35626 said:Ok. Thread re-opened, as promised.
If I hear any more legal chatter (from anyone), I'm locking the thread for good. We aren't here to replace the legal system.
Squirt
]-[ @ n $ 0 |v| a T ! ©;35648 said:So, Master Roshi, which PRS model would you most like to have?
http://prsguitars.com/products/
The Custom 24 SE would be a notable upgrade for a few hundred less than you paid for the fake. You can even get on in the same color.
Then based on this logic should the original owner take it back to GC and expect them to do the right thing as well?
I just reread the whole thread and didn't realize it was a year ago and that he also sold it privately via craigslist and not through his store. I think time is the enemy here and hopefully a deal can be reached privately.
There really isn't anything more to add.
Once it became an open conversation between the actual seller and the actual buyer in this forum I think it was out of hand. I know that if I had a problem with a patient, I sure as Hell would not be discussing it in an open forum even if that forum was related to my business or industry.
Pictures of the guitar are useful and instructive to this forum in that we all need to know how to spot a fake - the conversation between the buyer and seller are not. If it was my call, I'd delete all posts not directly concerned with the authenticity of the guitar. The rest is not our business.